Remembering Rev. G. Plus:
• New book on our landmark
• Chen's public bank play
• Brotherhood Way plan revision
• Red lanes meeting recap
On to the news.
Alex Mullaney
The Light's founder and editor
Remembering Roland Gordon, Ingleside Presbyterian Church’s Leader Since 1978
By The faith leader and founder of Ingleside Community Center spent decades on an expansive mural-collage and seeking ways to engage young people. Read more »
Woody LaBounty Unveils Definitive History Of The Geneva Office Building And Powerhouse
By The new, limited-edition book was commissioned for the national historic landmark’s 125th anniversary. Read more »
Chen Advances Formation Of San Francisco Public Bank
The District 11 supervisor aims to bring a charter amendment to voters in November. Read more »
Brotherhood Way Improvement Plan’s Third Revision Revealed
The public is being asked to provide feedback on the San Francisco County Transportation Authority’s new vision for improving safety in the area. Read more »
Melgar And Chen Hold Ocean Avenue Transit-Only Lanes Town Hall
By Alex Mullaney and Jerold Chinn
The first of two meetings allowed the public to express their opinions ahead of a second meeting designed to discuss the project's merits. Read more »
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
If you missed any of The Light's stories last week, pour some coffee, take some time out and dive in.
Liveable City’s Patricia Barraza On Saving Sunday Streets
By Anne Marie Kristoff • Read more »
The Incredible Value Of Local News To Me
By Anne Marie Kristoff • Read more »
Pinkie Nails Opens On Ocean Avenue's Lakeside Village
By Anne Marie Kristoff • Read more »
More Cleaning And Safety Ambassadors Assigned To Ocean Avenue
By Anne Marie Kristoff • Read more »
THE LISTING
Real estate on the market you should know about.
This three-bed, three-bath Ingleside Terraces with a two-car garage could be yours for $2,095,000.
EVENT PICKS
Hand-picked events from this week's Things To Do.
🖼️ Ingleside Gallery’s “The Art of Place” Marina Opening Night at Barbagelata Real Estate, Marina Office | Friday, 6 – 8 p.m. | Free | Marina
🎉 Open House and Resource Fair at City College Student Success Center | Saturday, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. | Free with RSVP | Ingleside
📖 “My First Words in Nahaut” Reading with Author Jorge Argueta at Bird & Beckett Books & Records | No Cover | Sunday, 3 p.m. | Glen Park
🎲 Game Night at Ocean Ale House | Monday, 6 p.m. | No Cover | Ingleside
WORTH READING
Take some time to kick back and read these.
- S.F. unions pledge to fight ‘every one’ Mayor Lurie’s proposed layoffs Mission Local
- This lunch-only fine dining restaurant holds San Francisco's future. And the steak is $19. SFGATE
- SF’s Presidio ‘Will Continue to Run Normally’ After Trump Fires Board, Officials Say KQED
- Two S.F. billionaires spent $1.5M against Daniel Lurie. Now they’re spending millions for him. Mission Local
- This is the SF intersection where you’re most likely to get pulled over for speeding San Francisco Standard
- S.F.’s 100-year-old Orpheum opens its doors — and backstage secrets — for public tour San Francisco Chronicle
- From Anza to Yorba: The Messy History Behind the Richmond's and Sunset’s Street Names KQED
- 'Hill Bomb' skateboarding event returns to San Francisco at new location on Telegraph Hill ABC
- On the hunt for sand dollars CBS
- An SF library book was checked out before the 1906 earthquake. It was finally returned. SFGATE
- A Tale of Two Films: The San Francisco Earthquake (1906) Before and After Library of Congress Blogs
- Caltrans to close 1.6 miles of I-80 in SF. 'It's going to be crazy.' SFGATE
- Official San Francisco Hippie Hill Celebration Canceled for Third Time in a Row. Where to Observe 420 Around the Bay Area KQED
- Budget Axe Aimed at Senior and Disability Services San Francisco Public Press
- Plans for nearly 4,000 homes over Safeways divide Bay Area residents SFGATE
- San Francisco leaders decry stark disparities in Black maternal, infant health outcomes Bay City News
- S.F.’s economic recovery has been uneven. These neighborhoods are still in trouble San Francisco Chronicle
- ‘How Could You Be Against Joy?’: Bay Area Artists Are Turning on the Civic Joy Fund Coyote Media
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